KLAUS | Lighting Drawings: Pushing the Envelope
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 เม.ย. 2020
- Figuring out how to incorporate Lighting into Traditional Animation was no easy task. Here’s a bit of history on how we got there!
Enjoy!
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It’s refreshing how openly you talk about all the methods you’re using and reinventing for this special look and feeling. Very inspiring and important for aspiring artists - thank you. A wonderful movie.
You are so welcome!
@@thespastudios so inspiring. Thank you for sharing your process of this project. Means a lot
It's absolutely incredible seeing hand drawn animation being pushed in this way.
I want this company to keep going and give Disney a real run for their money. Because the way I see this. You guys are the next pixar
yes, Yes, and YES!
It's almost an understatement to say that Klaus was revolutionary! SPA studios showed the world innovation in this medium at it's best🙌
Thank you so much!
In the same way that Interstellar drove thousands to pursue STEM careers, Klaus inspires people to pursue art. This is on my top 5 greatest animated films of all time and every time I watch I am just in wonder. This is the gold standard of animation.
Thanks for sharing "the secret", more compaines should really do this, so we get better and better faster.
These people get it! Opening opportunities for any artistic style that the artist wants to choose from. I hope to one day see something that resembles that oil painting style, but with thick, sketchy outlines. Or maybe something that resembles street art/graffiti? Maybe one day I'll be able to work with systems like these! That is my dream :D
Thank you Nick, we really appreciate your comment!
I wish 2d gets more popular. Really anticipating new projects from you.
ever heard about anime?
@@spyral00 I'm talking more about Western animation.
I always love hearing people talk about this marriage of art and technology! Too many people seem to think that you can only master one or the other. But it's best to be like Leonardo da Vinci and explore both at once!
This is one of the best Christmas movies ever to me. I love how different it is from all the other Christmas movies. it doesn't feel like just a regular Christmas movie it feels like something more. And the amazing animation makes it even more incredible and interesting and fun to watch. Thank you for your amazing work💕💕💕💕
Klaus had a bigger impact on the animation industry than some might think, just look at the beginning of "My Little Pony: A New Generation".
Klaus was robbed of Oscar!
This is so revolutionary!! I’m in awe. Everyone in the studio got to make history!
This was honestly my favorite aspect of this film because lighting always, seems to one of those few aspect. Of a any given film that will either make it, or break it in terms of really standing out.
You guys are awesome, thanks for sharing all of this. I love to see those bits of animatics, learn so much from them! 😄
Glad you like them!
I dont know how to thank you all for your efforts into traditional animation and pushing the medium in the best way possible! Thank you!
It's like light-rigging in 2D!
‘Pushing the envelope’ *i see what you did with that*
Id buy this software in a heartbeat if it became avaliable!
Finally the real process!! Thank uu know my life is fulfilled
Just.. Amazing..
Thanks a lot 😊
Is it possible to become open-source softwares ? Those tracing and lightening softwares can really make 2D animation popular again
Well, it's complicated. The studio (that made the softwares) needs a source of income in order to keep producing.
Esther Barcelo Wow I wonder where they can *POSSIBLY* get income from :O
@@silysister4815 Could you just explain your point instead of being passive agressive, maybe ?
@@silysister4815Are you under the impression that supporting open-source software is highly lucrative somehow? Because it's not. It's very expensive, especially if it's for something niche like 2D animation lighting.
@@WindowsPhotoshopping On point !
This film is a new classic in my opinion, its amazing!!
It's beyond words...😍🤩
I'm desparately hoping that this will be the first in a long line of movies that will use these techniques. I'm so happy we got klaus..... But I really hope it's not going to be the only thing done with this
Ya could've gone with the lighting pun that is "Bumping the Lamp", but you came strong with a postal pun. 😉
Absolutely excited as to what the future of 2D animation can look like if anyone, even small indie studios working out of a garage to broke artists at home could do with lighting and texturing tracking technology like what you have developed for Klaus!
An absolute game-changer. Congratulations on that beauty, and the film too :D
Bump the Lamp: The Movie
Nice video!
Glad you enjoyed it!!
Truly spectacular strides forward.
Polish Production Designer? I'm from Poland and I'm glad that someone from my country help with that movie.
This is amazing guys, I love it! Vocês são uma inspiração pra mim, abraços do Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
WHY HASN'T ANY OTHER 2D ANIMATED PROJECT (regardless if it is a film or TV show) USED THIS TECH! This looks amazing! I mean Lighting and Texture I would LOVE to see this in other 2D properties. Just look at Dragon Age: Absolution which is very well animated but imagine how much better it would look with this tech. Hell Avatar is going to be sticking with 2D and will be releasing films in Theaters so why not use this to make a series that is already pretty cinematic in style even more stylized?
I mean imagine Firebending with the actual lighting or Earth and Waterbending with the Texture tracking we see here.
And yet no one seems to be using this and going for a 2D/3D hybrid style, which is great don't get me wrong but it would be nice to have more films and shows that were just 2D instead of just some elements that are 2D.
Done. The french company le 9:06 s films du poisson rouge which developped this technology, have just finished a new movie for and with the japanese company Ponoc. The name of the movie: the imaginary
Wait, this movie WASN’T a 3D rendered movie?!?! What?!?!?!
No it was not. Check out their other videos.
Even i couldnt believe it!!!
Heaven...
Me thinking how this might work:
It seems the block colour and saturation is decided and applied traditionally. Then, on a layer above, a rough shape is drawn, but only appears within the linework. This layer can be pulled and stretched and squashed in a 3D space. From here, light intensity, light angles and textures can be applied from a library. The light and shadow cast on the invisible rough 3D shape shows up on the flats.
I was wrong.
If I may ask who voiced jesper in the teaser trailer !?
I have a big wish,,,,, Can i visit your studios ?? Because your movie and your hard to make it different with other animation movie it's make me motivated to do better to make an art
"Pushing the envelope"
*heh, I see what you did there*
Can someone add english subtitles to this video please?
Really Oscar worth movie. I have seen toy story 4 , there is no new method or change in story line, nothing for Oscar. Really sad about giving Oscar for Toy story 4.
Someone knows what is shown at 1:02 ? I cannot find it anywhere!
It is an older unreleased project by SPA, called Giacomo's Secret.
Which software???
Klas and MOE, software developped by the french company les films du poisson rouge
1:55 I wouldn't use the word fact a lot if i had ur accent buddy